In this fun podcast episode, we spotlight Dolita Shaw, a multitalented athlete who excels as a sprinter on BYU's Track and Field team while also making her mark as a fashion and lifestyle influencer and content creator. She shares her experience of pursuing a track career in America, specifically at BYU, all while balancing her growing social media presence. Lauren McClain's conversation dives into Dolita's unique path from the UK to the US, the challenges of adapting to Utah and BYU, and maintaining connections back home with family and friends. She also discusses her decision to commit to Jesus Christ and the role her faith in God has played in her life.

In this podcast episode, Lauren chats with BYU Softball outfielder Maddie Bejarano. We'll delve into the Arizona native's remarkable journey to BYU via the University of Central Florida. Beyond the diamond, we explore her family's influence, particularly her brother Tanner, who has Down syndrome. From facing the challenges of collegiate softball to her standout moments on the field, this conversation offers an inside look at the experiences that have defined Maddie's college career and how she found a home at BYU.

Welcome to another episode where we have special guest Avery Pope, a junior on the women's tennis team and the daughter of BYU men's basketball head coach Mark Pope and her mother Lee Anne Pope. Avery joins us to share her unique perspective on life as a member of the Pope family. We delve into her journey, her role on the women's tennis team, and how she navigates being part of such an athletic household. Tune in to hear about her experiences, her passion for tennis, and her goals for the upcoming tennis season. This conversation offers a behind-the-scenes look into her life, both on and off the tennis court.

In part two of our interview with former BYU Women's Volleyball star Kenzie Koerber Dahle, she recounts her spiritual journey and the peace she's found in the restored gospel of Jesus Christ. She also shares her experience playing college volleyball during a pandemic and the adjustment she made to be a leader on BYU's volleyball court.

Kenzie only played one season as a BYU cougar, but her life has changed quite a bit since moving to Utah. In part one of this two-part interview, she walks us through her job opportunities at BYU after her last season of volleyball and her love for the broadcasting world. She also shares with us about her mental health and other struggles during her college career and what led her to join the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.

Join us in this episode as we explore the incredible journey of a former Olympian, three-time national champion, and ten-time All-American, Tiffany Hogan. Hogan recounts her humble track beginnings, making the leap at BYU and fulfilling a lifelong goal of competing in the 2004 Summer Olympics. It was not an easy road. But her story reminds us that dedication and determination can help us overcome obstacles to greatness.

We trace Ellie Walbruch's extraordinary journey from UCLA to BYU. From scoring goals and winning a national championship at UCLA to deciding to play closer to home, Ellie's story shows us dedication and embracing new challenges. Listen in as we talk about Walbruch's transfer experience, soccer roots, and excitement about joining the BYU team.

In this episode, we dive into the incredible journey of Lynette Hernaez, a standout soccer goalie and recently returned missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. From her wins on the field to her profound spiritual transformation off the field, we explore how Lynette's dedication to soccer and her remarkable conversion intertwine. Discover how she navigated the challenges of faith and sports, transitioning from saving goals to embracing grace.

Courtney Wayment won four National Championships during her college career as a track and field star at BYU, but what is next for this former steeplechase National Champion? Courtney shares her journey to athletic dominance and what it has been like running professionally as one of the first members of Diljeet Taylor's professional running group, Taylor Made Elite.

Abby Taylor's journey from Las Vegas to Provo was a long one. It started with learning how to play competitive volleyball in high school. But she wasn't recruited by any Division I teams. So, how did she finally make it onto the BYU women's volleyball team to play a vital role for one season? It's a story of hard work and dedication.